Leafs Taking Action After Eight Seasons of Failure
Nothing has worked and now it's time for the club to clean up the mess
The Toronto Maple Leafs convinced everyone they could play like a team when they finally got past their first-round demons in the 2023 Stanley Cup Playoffs. The franchise was in hopeful spirits this season to move one more step further to a successful team. Auston Matthews scored 69 goals, William Nylander reached a career-high in points with 98 this season, Morgan Rielly looked more like a leader, sacrificing a suspension in February for the honour of the team, and Mitch Marner played the playmaker role he usually plays during the season.
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